Extremely doubtful, Att carries it on the Direct Tv platform, and basically the CEO of ATT said when it was dropped if you really want it, we will point you to Direct tv. It is not even carried by the new streaming service ATT TV. In addition u-verse isn't even being sold anymore, the number of subscribers are going down, as new subscribers aren't being replaced, leads me to believe that the prospect that u-verse ever pick up NFL network and redzone channels, very bleak.
AT&T wants to keep "exclusive" rights to the extremely-valuable Sunday Ticket. Basically, they'd have to allow companies the rights to carry Sunday Ticket in order to get RedZone back.
If you sign up for Sunday Ticket's online option and use the address of an apartment (it doesn't have to be yours), you can get all the games plus the DirecTV Red Zone, which a lot of people say is the superior one. You also get every game not on your regular CBS or Fox as well as ESPN or NBC.
I did that last year, plus I also signed up for various streaming TV providers that had RedZone from NFL Network. After I used up each provider's free trial, it was maybe $120 or so.
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Extremely doubtful, Att carries it on the Direct Tv platform, and basically the CEO of ATT said when it was dropped if you really want it, we will point you to Direct tv. It is not even carried by the new streaming service ATT TV. In addition u-verse isn't even being sold anymore, the number of subscribers are going down, as new subscribers aren't being replaced, leads me to believe that the prospect that u-verse ever pick up NFL network and redzone channels, very bleak.
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AT&T wants to keep "exclusive" rights to the extremely-valuable Sunday Ticket. Basically, they'd have to allow companies the rights to carry Sunday Ticket in order to get RedZone back.
If you sign up for Sunday Ticket's online option and use the address of an apartment (it doesn't have to be yours), you can get all the games plus the DirecTV Red Zone, which a lot of people say is the superior one. You also get every game not on your regular CBS or Fox as well as ESPN or NBC.
I did that last year, plus I also signed up for various streaming TV providers that had RedZone from NFL Network. After I used up each provider's free trial, it was maybe $120 or so.
But this is even assuming there's a season.
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Hi @MaxPower90, we are happy to help.
NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL Sunday ticket Max including the NFL Red Zone, are available only on Directv.
If you have any additional concerns, please feel free to reach out to us. Thank you for contacting us on AT&T Community Forums!
Lafayette, AT&T Community Specialist
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